STAHMANN, KARL
10/10/2018
1. “Where this Court and other appellate courts have found evidence sufficient to support an ‘alteration’ under the tampering statute when an item’s physical or geographical location is changed, di...
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denotes a petition filed by SPA1. “Where this Court and other appellate courts have found evidence sufficient to support an ‘alteration’ under the tampering statute when an item’s physical or geographical location is changed, di...
1. “The Court of Appeals erred in holding the trial court did not improperly comment on the evidence by providing a jury instruction on ‘joint possession’ that added to the statutory definition of ...
1. “When a statute, Section 165.152 of the Texas Occupations Code, generally proscribes conduct that is also proscribed by a more specific statute, Section 165.153 providing for a lesser range of p...
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SPA's Brief in Ex parte Jones, No. PD-0552-18
CCA Statutory Construction Update for 85th Leg. 2018
Brady & More Than Exculpatory Evidence, TCDLA Innocence 2018